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rt Bell predicted, shortly after last Gingrich would "moderate his tone." According It's exciting-until you wonder how it November's historic Republican to the Media Research Center, the next morn- will affect you and your family and Acoup, that the mainstream press ing between 5:30 and 10, CNN applied the your neighbors and your town. Then, would do their best to turn House Speaker words "partisan bomb-thrower" to Newt it's scary...What Congress should do, of Newt Gingrich into the most hated man in Gingrich three times, "combative" three times, course, is raise taxes. It obviously America. Let's see how accurateArt's polit- and "fiercepartisan" once. won't, though, so budget-balancers are icalpunditry was. Let us now sample some of the media's left with no choice but to shrink many Of course, even before the election the recent cogent analyses of Mr. Gingrich. services my neighbors and I have come establishment media despised "the Newt." 'The Republicanjiliad against the poor, to rely on...We might ask: Is big gov- According to the Center for Media and the young and the helpless rolls on. So fur ernment really bad? Is Newt Gingrich Public Mfairs,in politicalstorieson the net- no legis1ativeassault has been too erne!, no really good?" -Former NBC News works between Labor Day and October 20, budget cut too loathsome for the party that PresidentMichaelGanner, January 17 USA Gingrich drew 100% negative evaluations took control ofCongressat the begimringof Today column from reporters and talking heads. Talk the year and has spent allits time since then Perhaps nothing sums up the media's about balance. stomping on the last dying embers of ideal- attitude toward Gingrich-and its underly- Before examining how the media have ism and compassion in government... If ing strategy for sabotaging the House treated Mr. Gingrich since last November, anything is funny in this dismal period, it's Speaker and the Republican agenda he has let's briefly sample some morsels of pre- that the Republicans are touchy about spearheaded-better than ABC reporter election media vituperation. being calledheartless and coli That's a riot Jim Wooten's November 4 statement: "It's a record filled with contradic- H:ti3IJ)U1elistened to Newt Gingrich Jately? "Gingrich's slash-and-burn rhetoric tions: the family-values candidate who To Dick Armey? To Phil Gramm? This against Democrats has made him the divorced his ailing first wife, the avowed is the coldest crew to come down the poster boy for political resentment enemy of dirty politics who bounced 22 pike since the Ice Age." -Former NBC and rage, and he's proud ofit.". checks at the House Bank, and runs a News reponerBob Herben in TheNew York big-dollar political action committee that Times,2-25-95 Media quotes courtesy of Media Research Center, won't disclose its contributors... Gingrich Alexandria, Virginia. To subscribe to the MRC's "It sure is exciting to think about newsletters, call1-800-243-BIAS. himself, bombastic and ruthless, would that balanced budget everyone wants... be the most dramatic change imaginable, a change the administration can only dread." -CBS reporter Eric Engberg, November2 EveningNews "A lot of people are afraid of you. They think you're a bomb-thrower. Worse, you're an intolerant bigot. Speak to them... You talk about the Clintons as members of the counterculture, the elit- ists, the left-wingers. How can you have an accommodation with the President when you read him out of 'the Americans,' as you put it?" -Sam Donaldson's questionsto Gingrichon This Week with David Brinkley,November 13,1994 "Bomb-thrower?" That's quite objective of you, Sam. Well, how about after the election? On election night, NBC's Tom Brokaw and CNN's Bernard Shaw wondered aloud if ~

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THE HAVES VS. THE HA VE- N OTS: The Politics of., Class E nv1!...or

ByArt Bell

rece;ved this fax last March and read it on the air: "Art...In a conversation with Ia friend, I recently discovered just how much the liberals are seething. This talk about 'the danger of anti-abortion fanatics and of talk radio' is certainly as ardent as that of the conservative gun lobby or the pro-life movement. I am coming to believe that such divisiveness is growing, and I believe, willgrowinexorably to civilwar." Tough stuff. It's ironic that 50 years after our victory over fascism-while we remember great battles and honor the sac- rifices of so many young Americans- some of us actually find ourselves whis- more probably will by the time you read crisis like Mexico's, who knows what pering those horrendous words: Civil War. this; gasoline prices are 33% higher; food kind of social firestorm will result? I admit it; I'm getting nervous too. I prices have doubled-and meat is some- Are we prepared to be desperate? The look around the country at the various thing only the rich can afford. The majority of Americans live in big cities factions and political constituencies, and I Mexican middle class has been staggered and are used to having relatively cheap see them getting angrier and angrier. And by the loss of homes and cars because food trucked into town. Most Americans I wonder where it will all end. many can't keep up with their payments. are making payments on their homes and This anger is visible in the chasm And here's the kicker-there's a reported cars just like the Mexicans. On top of between Republicans and Democrats as rise in crime "because the poor are des- that, we are totally dependent on our cars they shout at each other across the aisle. perate." I've warned of the possibility of (and that full tank of gas) to get to work. It's also visible in the widening gap revolution down there. We'll see what Of course, if the dollar loses half its value, between different moral views. But it's happens; national economic problems are a lot of us won't have to worry about how most visible in the growing animosity a quick way to find out whether the peo- to get to work. And if desperate people between "the haves" and "the have-nots." ple have character. cause a rise in crime, our cities will How can a free country survive when One Mexican interviewed was opti- become unlivable. Not a pretty picture. the "unsuccessful" hate the "successful"? mistic despite the hardship. He pointed Republican action could forestall disas- How can we survive when, at every polit- out that Mexico's infrastructure is good ter, but don't count on it. The Gingrich ical opportunity, class envy is escalated to and that Mexicans are a strong people crowd and their Senate sympathizers have hatred by those who seek power for with strong family ties. Can we say that one of the toughest jobs imaginable: Face themselves, whether it's Louis Farakahn about ourselves any more? I doubt it. a populace used to government hand- and his race-baiting Nation of Islam or We're more like a nation of whiners. outs, and say "No more! You are on your Democrats accusing Republicans of tak- Just look at the outcry over the own." And then stick to that decision, no ing food from children and giving it to the Republicans' (and the majority of matter what the heat. Call it "tough love" rich. Can we find the way back to our Americans') desire to cut welfare. Once or call it "mean-spirited greed" (or "the common Americanism-love of country welfare cuts are in place, I guarantee the Gingrich that stole Christmas" as Time and its basic values-or are those basic networks will show us pictures of suffer- and Newsweek put it). Any way you slice it, values no longer common? ing American mothers and children every conservatives had better be ready for We may not be able to find our way night on the evening news. And wait howls of indignation from the Democrats, back to civility even if the country sur- until the Congress tries to balance the and the usual "back-up vocals" from the vives the current debt problems; but budget! The coming media blitz is pre- media elite-not to mention "the Socialist what if we don't survive them? What if dictable: "The poor and the aged are suf- fromKansasCity." . we end up on the economic rocks? fering; women, children, and minorities Next month-The haves vs. the have-nots, Americans don't have to look far to see are going hungry-and the rich don't Part 2, Conclusion: the effects of economic calamity. The care." The emotional interviews and "The Socialist from Kansas City" reveals a Mexican Peso has lost an astounding 50% angry statements will only make matters greater problem in the growing division between of its value! Since last January, 500,000 worse, as the gulf between the haves and the haves and the have-nots, and what a "leaner, Mexicans have lost their jobs, and many have-nots gets wider and national frustra- not meaner" government really means. tion grows. Then, if there's an economic

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Feature Article NUCLEAR ATTACK ON AMERICA? WhoCares?

By David Kupelian constructing and operating its own nuclear Chinese-builtCSS-2 medium-range ballistic Art Bell frequently discusses the ever-increasing reactors,with Russianand Chineseassistance. missiles with a 2,700-kilometer range for a threat of nuclear, chemical or biological weapons Factor in their chemical and biological whopping$50millionper missile,givingcre- attack on the u.S. by a rogue third world nation, weaponscapability,and you've gotone of the dence to reports that the Saudis may have by a former Soviet republic, by Islamic extremists, mostdangerousnationsin the worldtoday. nuclearweapons.Equipment associatedwith by terrorists, or even by accident. Recently he asked: . Last year Russian law enforcement storage and control of nuclear weapons has "The Russians are helping the Iranians to build a agencies stopped 60 Russian ballistic missile been identified at the country's two missile scientists and technicians at Moscow's bases. nuclear bomb. So why in the world should we help the Russians?" The problem of proliferation of Shermyetovo-2 airport as they prepared to fly weapons of mass destruction, unfortunately, is off to North Korea. Already North Korea has It's a small world after all much worse than most of us realize. Which brings reportedly built two low-yield nuclear Bythe year2000,accordingto U.S.intelli- us to the subject of defense... weapons, and is said to possess a large chemi- gence estimates,as many as 24 Third World e Republican "Contract with cal weapons arsenal with a stockpile of as nations will have acquired ballistic missiles America" makes the commitment much as 1,000 tons of chemical weapons. and halfof those maygo nuclear.That's only ~ "to deploy at the earliest possible . Enticed by promises of high pay, several the "N" of "NBC" (And we're not talking former Soviet nuclear scientists have contract- moment an anti-ballistic-missile system capa- NationalBroadcastingCompany here): ble of providing defense of the United States ed to work in Algeria, four have left Russia to Biologicalweapons, potentially more dan- against ballistic-missile attacks." gerous than chemical or even nuclear What exactly are they talking about? An weapons because of their unpredictability expensive, dangerous and unworkable "Star after use, are being developed by an increas- Wars" fantasy as critics characterize it, or an r-- ~ ing number of nations. Thumbing their essential system without which we are ~ nosesat the BiologicalWeapons Convention defenseless against multiple horrific threats, whichbans the production and use of biolog- as proponents say? Let's scan the horizon and ical weapons,eleven nations have such pro- catch a glimpse of what's barreling down the grams. nuclear highway right now, and what we can Chemicalweapons, considered the "poor expect in the course of the next few years. t-; " man's atomic bomb," are viewed by many developingnations as a less expensive alter- The Nuclear Club native to the atomic bomb. Easier to acquire and produce than nukes, they can still kill This elite group of nations has expanded largenumbers of people. Sixteen developing its membership base dramatically over the nations have chemical weapons programs last 20 years, growing from six to thirteen. today. Libya, working with North Korea on There are the good guys (the U.S., Great ballistic missile development while actively Britain, Israel, France) and a lot of either bad ~ shopping for nuclear weapons, has found or unpredictable guys (Russia, China, North take service in India, 50 missile and weapons time to build a massive chemical weapons Korea, Byelorus, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, India, specialists remain in Iraq, 14 nuclear scien- factory in Rabta and is, in fact, the world's Pakistan, South Africa). A lot more really bad tists are working in Iran, and "many" Russian largestmanufacturerof chemicalweapons. guys are voraciously pursuing membership, scientists, according to Arms ControlToday,are Now here's the "much worse" part. A including Iran, Iraq, Libya, Syria, and report- participating in projects in Libya.! direct missile threat to the United States edly Algeria. Iraq, for instance, was roughly . The Russian Mafia is very active in try- may emerge within a decade, according to 18 months away from acquiring the bomb ing to steal and sell nuclear technology. (The former CIA Director James Woolsey, con- when the Gulf War started, according to for- going price on the black market for a kilo of cerned that several nations currently enriched uranium is a cool $2.2 million.) FBI mer UN Inspector David Kay. engaged in space flight programs could It gets worse. Much worse. With the Director Louis Freeh, who has opened a develop ICBM capability.In fact,Libya may breakup of the USSR and the subsequent branch office in Moscow to help Russian law already have intercontinental ballistic mis- "brain drain" of its nuclear scientists-not to enforcement stop black market nuclear sales, sile capability. Defense Secretary William mention the Russian Mafia's black market admits he is worried about "the dreadful pos- Perry, when asked, would not deny uncon- nuke trafficking-Third World nations no sibilities" of the Russian Mafia's selling firmed reports that Russia has sold SS-25 longer need to engage in lengthy, expensive stolen nuclear weapons to terrorist organiza- ICBMsto Libya! weapons research programs. If they have the- tions. He shouldworry. As many as 23 nuclear cash, they can simply buy the lethal capabili- warheads-believed to be Submarine Since the ColdWar's end, more and more ties they desire: Launched Ballistic Missile and SS-20 war- nations are acquiringthe technologiesof bal- . Iran has reportedly purchased three tac- heads-have vanished out of a Russian listic missiles and nuclear weapons, as well tical nuclear weapons from the former Soviet nuclear weapons depot near Khabarovsk. as their ugly little brothers, chemical and Republic of Kazakhstan. In addition, Iran is . Saudi Arabia has reportedly purchased biological. While the world was polarized AFTERDARKPage 4 . lysts at the Heritage Foundation in on non-defense items, more than double the Paradoxically, while the Clinton Washington, D.C. document the disturbing $4.6 billion the Defense Department spent Administrationhas dramatically trend by comparing today's U.S. military on such items in fiscal years 1993 and more reduced the level of our armed with that of three years ago that engaged the than three times the $3.2 billion the adminis- Persian GulfWar:3 tration requested for 1995 to improve "readi- forces, it has greatly increased . Six aircraft carriers provided just under ness," says Heritage Foundation defense the number of spots where U.S. 20 percent of all the air sorties during the analyst John Luddy. In fact, says Luddy, the Gulf War. Of those six carriers, two no Pentagon, plagued by huge maintenance troops are deployed. longer are in commission. backlogs and insufficient funds for troop . Two Navy battleships delivered 2.1 mil- training and modernization of weapons and between East and West with two intimidat- lion pounds of ordnance to assist the ground equipment, announced last winter that it was forces prior to their triumphant lOO-hourcam- delaying or canceling seven major weapons ing superpowers,all other nationshad to line paign. Neither of those ships is in service. programs to save $7.7 billion over five up with one or the other, or at least keep a . The U.S. Army relied heavily on forces years-that's $3.3 billion less out of the low profile as so-called "non-aligned"coun- based in Europe to augment its buildup in defense budget than what is spent in a single tries. But now that the world'sbi-polarstrait- the Persian Gulf prior to the war. Of the year on non-military programs. jacket has been torn off and shredded, lead- ers of all nations are free to dream their two u.S. Army corps in Germany, one (VII "Regardless of their inherent worth, civil- Corps) was sent to the Gulf and played a ian projects and programs should be included dreams of glory,howeverruthlessor megalo- major role in the liberation of Kuwait. Since in the domestic budget where they belong," maniacal those dreams may be. Spurred on Desert Storm, VII Corps has returned to Luddy says. "Today, more than ever, they by newly-inflamed regional rivalries and a the U.S. and been deactivated. have no place in the defense budget." heightened sense of nationalism, the arms . The Clinton White House has reduced raceis on again,and in a wholenewway. by 80% Bush Administration spending for Treacherous Treaty an improved Patriot missile-used so suc- So where do these ominous trends- Defenses? What defenses? cessfully in the Persian Gulf War-and increasing danger, decreasing defenses- other far more advanced systems. With such diverse and supremely omi- leave us? Clearly, with events like the nous threats looming ahead, just how good is And so on. Japanese nerve gas subway attack staring us Paradoxically, while the Clinton our current capability of dealing with them? in the face, the United States and its allies Here are a few sobering facts: Administrationhas dramaticallyreduced the can no longer affordto ignore the increasing . There is no way we can stop even one level of our armed forces, it has greatly threats outlined here. "Whil~ most ballistic missile fired at the United States. increasedthe number of spots where U.S. Americanshave not been payingattention as . There is no program under way to troops are deployed. U.S. forces have been the Clinton Administration has begun gut- reduce that vulnerability. spread out among no fewer than fifteen . There is also no missile defense for our United Nationsand other multinationaloper- "While most Americans have not allies and troops overseas (except against ations, including the Persian Gulf, Croatia, obsolete SCUDs, via the Patriot missile of the Former Yugoslavia,Haiti, Iraq, Korea, been paying attention as the Clinton Gulf War fame).2 Macedonia, the Middle East, Mozambique, What? and the WesternSahara. Administration has begun gutting the The Clinton Administration, to create the The Clinton Administration's official nation's defenses, it is likely Saddam impression of concern for missile defenses, is positionon u.s. militarypreparedness(called Hussein, Kim Jong-II, and other pursuing a single program: the Army's the National Security Strategy of Theater High Altitude Area Defense Engagement and Enlargement) affirms the potential adversaries have." ground-based interceptor program President's commitment that the U.S. be ting the nation's defenses, it is likely Saddam (THAAD). For $14.9 billion, the able to conduct two wars on the scale of Hussein, Kim Jong-II, and other potential Administration estimates the U.S. can Operation Desert Storm "nearly simultane- adversaries have," say Heritage analysts acquire six battalions of such missiles some- ously." Baker Spring and Lawrence T. Di Rita. time after the year 2000, which would But a report by the government's own Billions of Third World dollars have been defend a handful of small territories overseas General Accounting Office said the invested in missile systems, and thousands of from shorter-ranged missiles. For about the President's defense budget was up to $150 missiles manufactured and deployed. Widely same amount of money, argues Gen. Daniel billionshort(overa five-yearperiod)offunds available ballistic missile systems, with ever- Graham of the pro-SDI "High Frontier" to pay for the two-warscenario.Moreover,at greater ranges and accuracy, and the feverish organization, we could create space-borne a time when even the administration con- rate of ballistic missile development and defenses providing protection for our allies cedes defense cuts are reducing the nation's manufacturing in the Third World, demon- and troops, and the United States itself. The military readiness, the level of spending, strate a dire need for missile defenses. last official estimate of the cost of space- within the defense budget, on non-military What, then, stands in the way of the u.S. borne defenses was $12 billion. items such as the summer Olympics,breast- The Clinton White House's reluctance to cancerresearchand electricvehiclesis mush- instituting effective defenses against lethal attacks that are now seen by all to be almost support effective missile defenses beyond roomIng. inevitable? Aside from the inherent anti-mil- THAAD must be understood in its overall In fiscal year 1995, for instance, the itary angstof the ClintonWhite House,there attitude toward things military. Defense ana- Defense Department will spend $11 billion AFTER DARK Page 5 the Treaty; missile defense advocates in the is something more concrete: "The ABM The Soviet leadership was ideologically Treaty," says Graham, "remains the single Communist and atheist. They didn't believe House stand ready to back these Senators. If greatest obstacle to defenses against missile in an afterlife; they wanted to stay alive, since the political and legal roadblocks can be attack on the American people, our allies, this was the only life they believed in. The cleared by a Republican-controlled Congress and our forces overseas." threat of retaliation was real and effective abolishing the ABM Treaty, what course During the "Cold War," the nuclear against them. That was then. should it then follow in implementing truly threat consisted exclusively of an aggressive Now, the nuclear world includes countries effective defenses against missile attacks? Soviet Union in the grip of an insane and like Iran whose leadership sends 10- and 11- A solution unworkable sociopolitical system, aiming year-old boys out fo the front lines of battle as hundreds of nuclear-tipped ICBMs at cannon fodder, after first giving them little One of America'sproudest moments dur- American cities. The strategy we adopted to plastic "keys to heaven" to hang around their ing the Persian Gulf War was watching our counter that threat was called Mutual neck and telling them that to die killing an Patriot missiles shoot down Iraq's Scuds in Assured Destruction (MAD). Essentially, we infidel affords one immediate entrance into Israel and SaudiArabia.While ground-based matched their threat with hundreds of our paradise. Threat of retaliation may have little defenses against incoming ballistic missiles own nuclear-tipped ICBMs aimed at Soviet effect on such nations. It may be a badge of are important, they are only a part of the population centers. The idea was that both honor, and even an irresistible inducement to solution.Especiallywith long-range ballistic countries would be afraid to launch a first attack. missiles,it is far better to intercept them in strike, since it would be followed immedi- In a world where there are many and their boost-phase, which means a space- ately by a massive retaliatory strike. Central diverse missile threats, clearly MAD is inef- based system. The question is, how do you to this strategy was the prohibition of effec- fective. "It is denying us the right to use our implement such a system effectively and tive defenses. After all, if one side had first technology to defend ourselves," says afford ably? strike capability, plus the ability to defend Graham, "and is drastically increasing the cost "Many governments throughout the against counterattack, it could not be trust- of defensive weapons." Decrying the quasi- worldnow recognizethat the proliferationof ed to refrain from launching a first strike. religious status that ABM has attained as a ballistic missiles has made the eventual use Being armed to the teeth offensively and symbol of "success" in the arms-control of chemical, biologicaland atomic warheads naked defensively was the essence of process, Graham adds: "We must recognize inevitable," says retired Air Force General "MAD," creating what was called the "bal- the obvious fact that we cannot both defend Robert C. Richardson III, a key person at ance of terror." Americans against ballistic missiles and abide High Frontier. He points out that although The "big lie" behind MAD was the by an ABM Treaty which denies us that capa- many countries want and need protection "moral equivalence" between the U.S. and bility." from missileattack, only a few major powers the u.S.S.R.-the unfounded "fear" on the In point of fact, the ABM Treaty is legally possess the technologyand capital to devel- Soviets' part that the U.S. would launch a dead already. The U.S. signed the Treaty op and deploy sophisticated missile defens- first strike. As the Soviets well knew, the with the Soviet Union, but the Soviet Union es. This situation suggests a radical, albeit U.S. would never have launched an unpro- no longer exists. By international law Russia precedented, solution: voked first strike, whereas the USSR might cannot be considered a successor state to the After World War II, Western European well have, given the opportunity. The Treaty since it cannot assume responsibility countries attained the protection they need- "moral equivalence" of the U.S. and for all the missile sites covered by the Treaty, ed through alliances. The threat then was U.S.S.R. was a fiction promoted by the some of which are in Kazakhstan and other invasion by Soviet or Warsaw Pact forces. Soviets and, in this country, by fuzzy-headed former Soviet republics, not in Russia. Yet the "The main threat today to all nations is from and/or subversive liberals who hated Clinton Administration insists on adhering ballistic missiles with warheads of mass America. Today, even after the "Cold War," unilaterally to this dead Treaty, and has even destruction," explains Gen. Richardson. that fiction persists, at least as an excuse for worked to strengthen it. Ironically, even "NATO wascreated to deal with the former. obtaining nuclear capability. For example, those who created the ABM Treaty- We now require something similar to deal Indian Air Commander Jasjit Singh argues President Richard Nixon and Secretary of with the latter." that India needs nuclear weapons to deter State Henry Kissinger-later acknowledged President Bush proposed a $39 billion the U.S., saying, "Those who subscribe to that the Treaty has outlived its usefulness. global defense system called Global the belief system of nuclear deterrence can There are some hopeful signs that the Protection Against Limited Strikes. GPALS only be deterred by nuclear weapons." ABM Treaty can be nullified through was to begin in the mid-1990s, as required Congressional actions. Some Senators have by the Missile Defense Act of 1991, Kill an infidel, go to heaven said they are amenable, even eager to nullify passed by Congress after the Gulf War.

enues, the cost of space transportation must be radi- of the economy," says Graham. "At a minimum, the A Big Boost for Space Program cally reduced, says Graham-"not by 30 or 40 per- U.S. will recapture its share of the world's space cent, but by at least an order of magnitude." Radical launch market which has dropped over 20 years CritiCal tie-in between a commonsense reductions such as these can be achieved, and soon, from 100 percent to under 30 percent. Many con- approach to sm and space programs in gener- says Graham, if bureaucratic obstacles to these pro- gressmen of both parties have vigorously supported A al exists, says Lt.Gen. Daniel O.Graham, High grams are removed. the Single-Stage- To-Orbit space vehicle program Frontier's founder and director. If sm and other mili- "When and if these reductions are readily fore- launched by the Bush Administration. This vehicle tary space systems are to come about and, by the seeable-not necessarily in hand-we can expect a has a high potential for lowering space launch costs. I same token, if non-military space programs are to surge in commercial space ventures which will have This program is vital to all military uses of space, stop devouring unacceptable chunks of federal rev- a profound beneficial effect on the high-tech sector including missile defenses." I I AFTER DARK Page 6 I High Frontier proposes putting operational an outmoded relic of the Cold War and should control of GPALS under NATO. "Not only be terminated by international consent. AFTER DARK would it strengthen NATO and solve the part- "In order to obtain such consent and even nership problem but it would also greatly con- more in order to make the benefits of common Editor-In-Chief Art Bell tribute to achieving the Contract with defense available throughout the world, some America's goal of getting effective and afford- of us are proposing that SOl executed in the able missile defenses for the U.S. and many form of Brilliant Pebbles should be re-intro- other countries," says Richardson. duced on an international basis and the Space-basing is a prerequisite to affordable defense it offers made available to all partici- readiness and cost, says Richardson. "Space pants. I want to propose that participation systems are by definition global in nature and should depend on the capabilities of the par- once deployed are relatively free of operations ticipants. For instance, in the case of the Copy Editor and maintenance cost." British, it might constitute in the maintenance Dorothy Baker "NATO was created to provide national of naval bases; in the case of the Japanese, in Business Manager security missions that its individual members the development of computers; in the case of Alan Corbeth could ill afford to undertake individually," the Russians, in their providing launching says Richardson. "During the Cold War this facilities; and in the case of underdeveloped mission was to protect NATO countries from nations, simply in the maintenance of observa- Soviet acts of aggression. Providing missile tion posts in their own territories. This would Systems Manager defenses for all NATO countries, as well as for not only have the advantage of less expensive Brian B. Saylor any other nations who operation for everyone, might wish to participate, is "SOl suddenly changed but also would result in a clearly as compelling a mis- situation where destruc- sion today as was defense from the strategically tive criticism by outsiders against Soviet aggression in useful palliative that it would be replaced by con- the Cold War era."z used to be into some- structive criticism from High Frontier's concept insiders. is echoed by the legendary thing that now looks "I should further pro- Dr. Edward Teller, who like a complete cure." pose that this space-based urged the new -Or. Edward Teller system should be used Congressional freshman not only to prevent the class to make effective rapid employment of defenses a reality. Here are highlights of what destructive systems, but for peaceful purpos- he told them:4 es as well. The system could be equipped to Dr. Teller: "A major objection to SOl was observe weather conditions throughout the that it would not work in a complete manner world and to make reliable weather predic- against a massive Soviet attack and that even tions as far as two weeks in advance, for the partial success of such an attack would have benefit of everyone. It also could be used to catastrophic consequences. With the collapse observe pollution in detail and thereby could of the Soviet Union, this danger has vanished convert anti-pollution measures into a practi- or, at any rate, has diminished in a spectacular cal plan. The flexibility of modern instru- manner. The remaining danger consists in our ments including electronic computers and facing an attack of, at most, perhaps a hundred communications will make it possible to warheads from a relatively backward nation. switch the system from the peaceful applica- This is to be compared with a more than hun- tions into the prevention of missile-based dred times greater threat that we were aggression practically at a moment's notice. exposed to by the Soviet Union. Thus, SOl "I conclude by repeating that the above suddenly changed from the strategically useful proposal is merely an example of the palliative that it used to be into something that defense research that should be undertak- now looks like a complete cure. en. I chose it because it is of use for "The Clinton administration did not enhancing peace and for war prevention, appreciate this opportunity and decided to and also because it is one especially emasculate the essential parts of SOl, such as important case where the new Congress Brilliant Pebbles, just when this type of could correct serious mistakes made by defense became really promising. One reason the Administration and thereby bring for this was our treaty with the Soviet Union about a universal agreement for the sake that set severe limits to missile defense activi- of common security." ties. Many of us believe that this Treaty, what- ever its ancient utility may have been, is now (Featurearticlecontinued on page 14)

AFTER DARK Page 7 APTER DARK PRESE)' JTS THE~ D~EAMLAND REPORt In depth explorations of subjects and guests featured on Art Bell's weekly radio program "Dreamland" THE GLOBAL INCREASE OF SPIRITUAL PHENOMENA \ ecently Aft had as his guest veteran inves- Art: We begin to invite him in. ) tigative journalist Michael H. Brown. Michael: Yes. There's a dimension outside RResponsiblefor breaking the infamous Love of the body, and you better be careful what Canal story in 1980-America's first toxic waste cri- you fool around with, because it can bring sis-Michael's successful journalistic career has something to your door. included many books, including Laying Waste, Art: I do a program called "Dreamland" about Love Canal, followed by another book on the that deals with topics like UFOs and life mvironment, as well as bookson theMafia, the leader after death. We talk with a lot of people like of the underground Church in the Soviet Union, and Dr. Raymond Moody (author of Life After evolution. His work has appeared in Reader's Life) and others. What is your view of after- Digest, The New York Times, Discover, death experiences? Science Digest, and matryotherpublications. Michael: I think there are some cases that For the past five years, Michael Brown has are extremely interesting, and very valid, worked full time investigating and writing about uplifting and true. But we have to be careful, spiritual phenomena in todny's world. This radical Art. I know parapsychology inside-out; I used change in journalistic focus resulted from his Michael Brown to investigate such scientific experiments and I remarkable religious conversion several years back... wrote a book about it. I understand that a lot of recently. My sister said, "Ma left you some- it is valid, but a lot of it can get into occultism, thing." "What's that?" I asked. She went Michael: One Friday night I was coming and that degenerates very quickly into New upstairs and came back down with a statue of back from socializing in the lower East Village Age and witchcraft. the archangel Michael. That was the begin- of Manhattan. I was single, living in the fast Art: There is one aspect of the near- ning of my conversion. I started going to lane-might have had a couple of drinks. I got death experiences that is rarely mentioned, church again, quick. home, went to sleep, and was woken up in the Michael. There are people who have near- Art: No movie has ever scared me as middle of the night, probably around 3:00 am, death experiences that don't involve the much as "The Exorcist." Do those things by a very startling dream. I dreamt I was on a light. In fact, just the opposite; they involve really go on? hospital gurney, surrounded by these luminous something very frightening. entities with their hands over me as if they Michael: Yes. But with greater frequency Michael: That's right. When they have were healing me. They had shown me a face than the movie indicates, and with greater suc- these experiences in that tunnel, instead of cess. There are thousands of cases of demonic that had materialized on my door-a demonic seeing an angel of light, they see demonic face, elongated, with a pointed chin, goatee possession. Most are not quite so dramatic, but faces and beast-like claws heading toward and sunken jowls. It was a very living, etched I have talked to priests who have been them. And they usually come back and change face and was the most terrifying thing I've ever involved in exorcisms literally as dramatic as their lives. So there are positive and negative seen in my life. some of the pans of "The Exorcist." I'm talk- experiences after life, just like there are during I woke up, paced around for a while, went ing about physical manifestations of levitation life. back to sleep-and the dream continued and, in some cases, tremendously gruesome Art: H I were to ask you what is the best 1 phenomena. But they do get rid of these spir- where it had left off. I asked one of the entities evidence that there really is a God, what its, whereas the movie kind of portrayed the who it was and he said it's name was would you say? J "Michael." I had always associated that name devil as more powerful than the force of good. Michael: I guess life itself is the best indica- with angels, but he showed me the face again Art: Do you think that's what you saw in tion to me. To think that all of this organiza- and once more I woke up terrified. After an your dream-a manifestation of evil, of the tion came out of chaos is ridiculous. What are hour I went to bed again, and again the dream devil, or of the evil within you? the odds that just a mass of water and soil Michael: I think it was showing me literally continued where it left off. This time I was would produce the high-level organisms that told to say "Vanish," and I woke up. I was that the devil was at my door. You know, when we see all around us and that we are ourselves? you brush against evil, it leaves something beside myself. I did a book on these theories of evolution; I behind. All of us fool around with evil forces The next day, I went to see my sister in went to Africa, to cave sites in Israel, to DNA when we-I don't want to be preachy-but Connecticut, whom my mother had visited laboratories in Berkeley, and out to Hawaii to when we sin. And we do this as a society too.

AFTER DARK Page 8 look at all this evidence. What I found, Art, a "done deal"-that there are many possi- was that scientists really have no idea how this ble courses or realities that we could move could happen. They may pretend in these toward, and that we don't have to move textbooks that they understand evolution, but toward the big disaster. they really don't. So I think that the miracle of Michael: That's true. We believe that from life itself is the best evidence of God. the Catholic perspective also. I've been to Art: How long do you think man has some of these places, from the former Soviet been on earth? Union to Medjugorje to South America, where Michael: If you believe in radio carbon dat- the Virgin Mary gives secrets that seem to per- ing and thermal luminescence, you could tain to future events, and sometimes she argue that anatomically modern man has been directly prophesies. And this is what she says: around for 100,000 to 200,000 years, and in These are events that will come if we contin- t kind of an ape-man form for hundreds of thou- ue what we are doing now. There's always that "if." They're conditional prophesies; they can J sands of years previous. Art: Well, you're an investigative jour- be changed, just like in the Bible prophesies nalist. Do you believe all that, or do you could be changed. When Jonah warned believe man has been here only 6,000 Nineveh, it was "if' Nineveh would not years? repent it would be destroyed. And Nineveh, at Michael:I don't knowaboutthe 6,000year least initially, did repent and wasn't destroyed. figure;I thinkthat wasdevisedbya clergyman I think we're at the same place right now. back in England several centuries ago. I Art: Yes, but as I look at our present wouldn't cling to any dates. direction I see no change of course yet. It But no, I don't believe in radio carbon dat- looks like we're headed straight down the ing much any more. I went to interview highway to doom... Michael, You actually Richard Leakey, probably the foremost fossil "The feeling of peace there, the went to the physical locations and investi. hunter in history. He had a famous discovery tranquillity, the power of God-you gated some of these events regarding the called "Skull 1470" that made the cover of Virgin Mary that the rest of us have only feel like you're not on the planet Time magazine. Then a short while later he heard rumors and stories about. Was it said, "Whoops! We were off by a few hundred earth, but somewhere between here real? thousand years or so." That didn't make the and Heaven. I watched the sun do Michael: Medjugorje, in the former Yugoslavia, is real. I've been there four times cover of Time.I'm very skeptical when they try stuff I didn't think the sun could do." to say something is a million years old or now. 200,000years old. Art: How can you say that? What did Art: What does The Final Hour mean? Michael: Something is happening in you see that convinced you? Michael: It talks about the final hour of our California. Since 1992, Los Angeles has gone Michael: When I first arrived at this place, era. In the book, I report on various prophesies at most six months without being declared a where it is said the Virgin Mary has been from around the world, a lot of them coming disaster area. You've had floods, fires, riots and appearing to six young people since 1981, I from the Catholic realm, including apparitions earthquakes. If you look at the ten most costly thought it was a case of collective hysteria for and alleged apparitions of the Virgin Mary. disasters in American history, going all the way the first few hours I was there. As a matter of These prophesies say we are approaching back to the great Chicago fire and the 1906 fact, I was disgusted at myself for having flown some sort of major series of events that are San Francisco earthquake, six or seven of these all that way. But by the time I left five or six going to break down this evil, purify us from disasters have occurred since 1989, and four or days later, it had become the most incredible this evil, and lead us into some type of major five since 1992. Something seems to be afoot, experience of my life. The feeling of peace re-awakening. and a lot of the activity is in California. What I there, the tranquillity, the power of God-you Art: Are these the final days? see is that this is building momentum and feel like you're not on the planet earth, but Michael: "The final days" implies to me building momentum until we are going to somewhere between here and Heaven. the end of the world, or the end of the Book of have, perhaps, one of these major earthquakes I watched the sun do stuff I didn't think the sun could do. I realize this is kind of a .~ Revelations. I think we are going through parts or a major storm of unprecedented proportion. of the Book of Revelations, but I never would I even look at this earthquake in Kobe, supernatural phenomenon, because the sun j say we are approaching the end of the world. Japan-the name "Kobe" means "doorway of certainly couldn't have been doing this or else We are approaching the end of an era. God"-where 5,000 were killed, and you start everybody else on earth would have seen it. Art: Recently I had on this show to wonder: Is God trying to tap us on the But it was throwing off colors, and pulsing, and Gordon-Michael Scallion, who predicts shoulder before stronger medicine comes? there was a disk that moved in front of it, earthquakes this year that will culminate Art: It's a very good question, and I something that was shielding the sunlight so with some 9.0 earthquakes-in Palm must say a lot of us who are not gifted you could stare at the sun for 10 minutes with- Springs and going on up the coast to prophets still feel something; there are a lot out blinking. I saw other aerial phenomena Seattle-tremendous, gigantic earth of people in the audience that have this while I was there, not UFOs, but rather more changes. There are so many prophets pre- general sense of unease that something big like the "signs and wonders" described in the dicting the same sort of thing; how do you is coming soon. Michael, a lot of prophets I New Testament. But I think the most impres- react to that sort of prophecy? talk to seem to suggest that prophecy is not sivething wasjust the feelingin your heart of AFTERDARKPage 9 peace. Here you are in the stony hinterlands of with that ouija board, and I didn't even Yugoslavia,with nothing around-no pools, no play with the danm thing. What about ouija TV, no air conditioning-and you didn't want boards; are they an invitation to the dark to leave. side? Art: When you ask yourself, "Did I really Michael: It's like taking a bull horn into see this, or did I see what I wanted to see?", Times Square in New York City and yelling, how do you answer it? "Hi out there! Anyone who wants to come into Michael: By going back again, I guess. And my parlor is welcome!" That's what you're that's what I did three other times. doing in the spiritual realm with a ouija board. Fax from Phoenix:"Yourguestis a rathercon- You're saying, "Whoever wants to come fused person about witches.Speakingas a practi- through, come on in!" And guess who's going tioner of modernwitchcraft,Wicca,witchesdo not to come in first. You have to be careful with worshipSatan. Satan is a Christianheresyand very that, and with tarot cards, astrology, and so muchpart of the Christiantheology.Wiccais not a forth. These are all things that are mentioned, Christianreligion,and to us, Satan is simplya fic- even Biblically, as being extremely dangerous tional characterfrom someoneelse'sliterature.For and putting you in touch with the dark side. a witchto worship Satan or use Satanic symbols I used to investigate this type of phenome- makes as much senseas would your worshipping non to see if there was anything behind it. I've Captain Marvel, Superman, or the Incredible been in rooms when they turned stone cold all Hulk." of a sudden and everyone got prickly skin, and Michael: Most people practicing witchcraft these messages come through the ouija board, or "Wicca" are not evil people. But they are and it's a big thrill for everyone. But who's involved with a deception, and that's where sending these messages? What are the fruits, the confusion is. Witchcraft does relate to Something is happening in what happens to people who fool around with demonic activity. It goes back to ancient California. Since 1992, Los this stuff? The answer is that often they get Babylon, back to Cro-Magnon times in Europe into a lot of trouble. If you want to look at actu- when they had Pantheism and worship of Angeles has gone at most six al cases of possession, you will be amazed at horn-headed creatures and so forth, and then it months without being declared a how many of those cases started out with tarot came through history through these strange cards or ouija boards. You'll be amazed. gods and goddesses, through Egypt in the disaster area. You've had floods, Because, again, you're inviting something in times of the pyramids, and through the secret fires, riots and earthquakes... that you don't understand. societies of Europe and the witchcraft in Art: Another thing that I don't under- Germany. Then there are the secret societies actualdemonicentities.I stronglysuggestthat stand, and I've struggled to understand it that took a foothold even here in America- theyget awayfromthat,quick. and I've done shows on it for years, is and now we call it "Wicca" and the New Age Art: Speaking of getting away from it UFOs. I finally saw one myself, Michael. I movement and so forth. quick, one thing did once scare me. When I had a serious, serious experience-close in. I believe a lot of it does tap into a real used to work in Las Vegas, somebody had Something just floated above me, a big tri- supernatural force, but it's a force from the delivered to me, anonymously, an ancient angular craft of some kind. I won't go into dark side. And it causestremendous spiritual ouija board. It looked a zillion years old. all the details, but it scared the hell out of blindnesssothat they don't see the workingof Some strange things happened associated me. It was either technology that we have

Clinical Evidence Of Demons tence of microscopic pathogens. Now, believe it or Van Dusen shows how his observations-years not, there is startling clinical evidence of before he knew of Sweden borg's views-meshed In his interview with Art Bell, Michael Brown demonic possession. precisely, in all aspects, with those of the mystic two refers to invisible, malevolent demonic forces, The Presence of Spirits in Madness was written centuries before. "Swedenborg describes all of life as something many people scoff at. However, many by WilsonVan Dusen when he was ChiefPsychologist a hierarchy of beings representing essentially differ- also laughed when Louis Pasteur, in the 1860s, at Mendocino State Hospital in California, where he ent orders and yet acting in correspondence with tried to warn surgeons that they must cleanse worked with the mentally illfor 17 years. After years each other," writes Van Dusen. "The Lord acts their hands and surgical implements before oper- of analyzing the nattlre and content ofthe "hallucina- through celestial angels, who in turn correspond on a \~ting to protect their patients from "germs": tions" of his mental patients, Van Dusen came to a lower level to spiritual angels, who in turn correspond IltYisible, malevolent creatures capable of infect- remarkable conclusion: What is generally termed to a third lower heaven-all of which corresponds to ing and even killing a person. "mental illness" is often actually possession or and acts into man. Onthe opposite side there are the "Most physicians ridiculed the 'germ theory,'" obsession with demonic forces. levels of hell acting out of direct contact into man. says sciencewriterJonathanLeonard.1 "Surgeons Van Dusen painstakingly compared the bizarre Man is the free space and meeting ground of these performed operations with the blood and pus of ear- characteristics of the hallucinatory life of his patients great hierarchies. In effect, good and its opposite evil lier patients crusted on their aprons. The wounds with the descriptions of the spirit world made by the rule through this hierarchy of beings down to man made by their knives almost always became infect- famous 18th Century Christian mystic Emanuel who stands in the free space between them. Outof his ed, but they were insulted when it was suggested Swedenborg. "By an extraordinary series of circum- experiences and choices he identifies with either or that they might be carrying infectious germs from stances," writes Van Dusen, "a confirmation appears both sides. These influences, coming from both sides, one patient to another." to have been found for one of EmanuelSwedenborg's are the very life of man." 3 Of couse, with the development of high-powered more unusual doctrines-that man's life depends on The psychologist describes in great detail the "lower order" of entities that possess people. "Lower magnification technologies, science proved the exis- his relationship to a hierarchy of spirits." 2

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developed and have heard nothing about, believe in miracles, accordingto the Gallup sur- freakish spirit, but in fact, there's not just one or it was from somewhere else, or...! don't vey last December. spirit. There are millions of forcesout there, and know. To this day, I don't know what I saw. Art: I know you investigated telekinesis. when you tap into those, through sin, when you Michael: Asyou know, so many people have Is it real? Are people able to move objects or draw them to you because of how you're con- had these experiences.I hope I havean open affect material things with their minds? ducting your life-whether it's drugs or certain mind, and I don't discount the possibilitythat a Michael: Yes. I used to think of it as just types of sexual activity,or occultism,whatever it small percentage of these are extraterrestrial. another power of the mind, some kind of elec- is-you're going to draw with them some of this But I'll saythat I've seen tremendous indication trical dynamic coming from the brain. But often negative supernatural phenomena. And then that it's more of a spiritual phenomenon than a it can come from the dark side, with a certain you have to shake it. physical phenomenon... entity playing games with us, just as games are Art: Do you believe in guardian angels? Art: It may be. played with UFOs and ouija boards. Michael: I do. I believe they're all around, Michael: ...Something from another dimen- and I believe that's the positive side of all this. sion rather than from another planet. We have You've got to be careful that it's not a decep- to, once again,be careful of the dark side. We're I have talked to priests tion, whether from the imagination or from told in the Bible that Satan will send "lying another realm. But I believe this whole explo- wonders in the air;" we're also warned about who have been involved sion of people with angel experiences is another wonders in the air through some of these in exorcisms literally as aspect of the supernatural episode in progress- Marian prophesies. I think there was one study dramatic as some of the the spiritual warfare. that said as many as eight million Americans are Art: The antichrist. Who is he? Is he claiming at some time in their lives to have parts of "The Exorcist." around now? Is he due to be around soon? been abducted by UFOs. I think, if you look at Michael: I don't know. But there are a lot of the descriptions, that it's classic demonology. prophesies coming from the Catholic realm that These are entities that have the slanted eyes, Art: Isn't there a danger, Michael, that say the answer may be yes. There certainly is a they're little, mean-looking, and leave bad coming from the Christian perspective you spiritof antichrist rising right now, and one won- effects. They leave bad odors a lot of times, would tend to perhaps miss something that ders if perhaps there is going to be a big shake- they can go through the wall, and they haunt is real, and has a scientific explanation, and up. There is going to be this "New World you for the rest of your life. It's not like a craft tend instead to label it as from the dark side? Order" and an attempt at one-world religion. coming from some other planetary system, visit- Michael: Yeah, I think that can happen. Probably some kind of political leader will arise ing you once, taking a sample, and then heading None of us has the whole picture, and I proba- who, if not the antichrist himself, will be some back for home. Rather it's an ongoing spiritual bly have done that in cases. But I'll tell you, Art, type of precursor. phenomenon. And therefore I think it's part of when you're talking about something like the Art: Economically and politically, the supernatural episode. ouija board, I've been there, I've seen it, I know Michael,I would say the New World Order I think we are seeing, Art, the actual mani- what happens with that-and it's not good. is on the way. We are now hooked up eco- festation and materialization of forces of good I don't think we should overly dwell on evil, nomically, and the political changes and evil in direct combat. We're on that battle but you do have to expose certain problems in inevitablyfollow.So we are headed toward ground, we're in the middle of that crossfire order to find a remedy. I used to think, "Well, one-worldsomething. In your opinion, does right now. That's why there's a tremendous okay, if ther~' a devil, what do I have to worry it have to be evil? interest among the American people in this about? There's nearly six billion people on the Michael:It doesn't haveto be. But it's very phenomenon, because they're seeing it! planet. What are my chances of being the next dangerous,becauseifyouhaveanythingthat Seventy-nine percent of the American people Linda Blair?" I thought it was just sort of a (Continued on back cover)

order voices areas though one is dealing with drunk- Many patients have heard loud and clear voices instances they referred to themselves as from hell. en bums at a bar who like to tease and torment just plotting their death for weeks on end, an appar- Occasionally they would spe?k through the patient so for the fun of it. Theywill suggest lewd acts and then ently nerve-wracking experience. One patient saw that the patient's voice and speech would be directly scold the patient for considering them. They find a a noose around his neck which tied to 'I don't those of the voices." 6 weak point ofconscience and work on it interminably. know what' while voices plotted his death by At one point, Van Dusen suggests how people For instance, one man heard voices teasing him for hanging. They threaten pain and can cause felt can avoid having to deal with such troublesome three years over a ten-cent debt he had already paid. pain as a way of enforcing their power. The most spiritual parasites. Summarizing Swedenborg, the Theycall the patient every conceivable name, suggest devastating experience of all is to be shouted at psychologist writes: "The man who takes pride in every lewd ac~ steal memories or ideas right out of constantly by dozens of voices. Whenthis his own powers tends toward the evil side. The man

consciousness, threaten death, and work on the occurredthe patient had to be sedated..." 4 who acknowledges that he is the receptacle of all patient's credibilityinevery way. Van Dusen notes one peculiar trait about these that is good, even the power to think and to feel, "For instance, they will brag that they will pro- presences: They are anti-religious. "If voices are tends toward the good side." 7 duce some disaster on the morow and then claim merely the patient's unconscious coming forth, I -David Kupelian honor for one in the daily paper. Theysuggest foolish 1 Exploring Science by Jonathan N. Leonard, World Publishing would have no reason to expect them to be particular- Co., po. 238 acts (such as: Raise your right hand in the air and ly for or against religion. Yet the lower order can be 2 The Presence of Spirits in Madness by Wilson Van Dusen, pub- stay that way) and tease ifhe does it and threaten him counted on to give its most scurrilous comments to lished by, and excerpted courtesy of, the Swedenborg Foundation, if he doesn't. The lowerorder can work for a long time any suggestionof religion."5 "Some actively inter- Inc.PO.5 3 Ibid, po. 16, 4 Ibid, pus. 9-10, 5 Ibid, PO. 23, 6 Ibid, po. 12, 7 to possess some part of the patient's body. Several fered with the patient's religious practices. Most Ibid,po.16 worked on the ear and the patient seemed to grow [patients] considered them to be ordinary living peo- more deaf. One voice worked two years to capture a ple, though once they appeared as conventional devils patient's eye which visibly went out of alignment. and referred to themselves as demons. In a few

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some gift welcoming CBC/TRN as a same time, and how one of these satel- client. I would have been happy with lites is at the end of its life and will actu- CBClTRN AFFILIATE UPDA~, just a lousy baseball cap to add to my ally be "crashing and burning" within By Julian Hudson, Director, Affiliate ReIatiOns- internationally famous hat collection months. (Imagine that, telecommunica- hanging on the wall in my office. So I tions satellites actually fall from the sky Thanks to all of you for greet the guy like he's my best friend. and crash and burn up.) It's the dark side Dreamlandbecome such a huge We exchange pleasantries, and then he come to life, and I am right in the middle For a weekend show to climb to prepares me with, "Listen, we have a of it. The worst part about all of it is the Affiliates Insuch a short space I slight problem. You know the new chan- illusion of order and competence. remarkable. However much we nel you guys just went up on. Well, Forewarned is forearmed, and I walked show should be on your local st; we've got to move you!" Before I could right into an ambush situation that I'm only due to the persistent work inquire as to why, he hit me hard, "...and not out of yet. out by you and your neighbors whOco~. it has to be within the next fifteen min- As we go to press, the problem has yet tlnualty write that the show becomes a utes!" It was about this time that the to be resolved. True to form, this hell is part of your listening calendar. As of visions of Shrimp Louie, Chateaubriand dark and festering. Hopefully by next going to print, we have just heard unoffi,. steak and baseball caps faded from my month it will be over and we'll be talking clalty that KSFOin San Francisco will consciousness, to be replaced by the about our great new TVRO satellite that begin airing Dreamlandvery soon, and I seething and spitting of all those General actually is on the air 24 hours a day. know Ifs because the local pressure has Managers and Program Directors from all Hopefully. been reliable and constant. Thanks the affiliates we just told to tune into When this is finally resolved, as it ulti- again, and a quick word of welcome to Galaxy 4, channel 10. All over the coun- mately must be, we can get back to some these new CBC Affiliates: try, satellite dishes had been aimed, by of the real issues, like what does Art real- hand, to Galaxy 4. Now each and every ly think of "The Conservative KOMT:Vall, CO. 96.3 one of them had to be moved! Nightmare," Radio Free America, not to WINK: Ft. Myers, FL. 1240 Well, I'm not going to bore you by mention "Charlie Democrat." Until then, KKSC: Sioux CItY, IA.1470 recounting how the Affiliate Relations keep listening and live a good, clean, WSDR: Sterling, IL. 1240 Department spent the rest of the night moral life, lest you die and wake up in my WBAG: Burlington, NC. 1150 calling all of Art's stations, and how we shoes.. KHSN: Coos Bay, OR. 1230 found ourselves on two satellites at the KTBR: Roseburg, OR. 950 WXBO: Bristol, VA. 980 ~'VE THE ~'FT THAT ~LOWS AFTER DARK!

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AFTER DARK Page 15 (Michael Brown continued) ness," I think we could make real progress. new plaguesaswell. Caller: "Michael,I have spoken to Art before Holland, one of the most liberal coun- can control the world from a single source, you regardingtheenthusiasmthepublic has around the tries on earth, was just flooded out. We are have to worry that that single source is going world with killing its children,itsfetuses.Do you constantly hearing about the Mississippi to end up being evil. suspectthat theenthusiasmfor thispracticemay lie flooding, or the Rhine flooding, or the Art: Michael, how to you view AIDS? in something that you have outlined earlier earthquake in Kobe, or volcanoes, or the Michael: I find it peculiar that it strikes tonight?" "storm of the century.". When are we going the way it does. There are always plagues Art: It's a good question. What is it to wake up and realize that something is that take innocents with them. I'd be a liar if now, 1.5 or 1.6 million abortions a year fundamentally wrong,and that these events I told you it didn't have some of the ear- in the U.S.? are going to increase in frequency and marks of a classical plague, but I know that Michael: Thirty-seven million worldwide. intensity until we wake up? And if we don't raises tremendous ire with people, and yet it I think we always have to look at the world- wake up, then we are going to see some- seems kind of site-specific. wide perspective, because this crisis is an thing of global proportions, some type of Art: It does, but as you mentioned, of international one. I think abortion is the nearly cosmic event. . course, it takes with it innocents. biggest problem in human history. You Michael: As all chastisement does. know, everyone is waiting for "the big one" A caller criticizedthepsychiatricand psycho- or some event that will destroy a city. But logicalprofessionswhichregardman "as a mere every year in this country, with 1.5 million animal, a soullessbeing." abortions-that's like wiping out the cities of . Michael:I've gotto saythat there area lot Dallas and Buffalo combined. So I think the of things in psychology and psychiatry that chastisement in some ways is already here by are mislabeled. A lot of schizophrenia and our own hands. But I'll tell you, and you get other forms of psychosis, including, of course, this constantly through the most credible multiple personality, I think speaks more to Marian apparitions: If we don't stop this possession and spiritual problems than to blood practice, which is really nearly a blood something "psychological." (See sidebar, sacrifice-it's an unknowing blood sacri- "Clinical evidence of demons. ") Calling it a psy- fice-then I think you can expect some truly, chological term like schizophrenia is just a truly major events to happen, including war- smoke screen that prevents us from solving fare in the former republics of the Soviet the problem. If we would look at the spiritual Union, and natural disasters in Western roots of a lot of the problems in our society, Europe and here in America. I think there's whether it's drug use or crime or "mental ill- going to be widespread devastation through

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